An internationally known professional surfer from Tahiti died yesterday morning after he wiped out on a wave at the popular Banzai Pipeline surf spot on the North Shore.
Malik Joyeux, 25, has been featured on the covers of surfing magazines and on posters.
Bodo Van Der Leeden, lifeguard captain on the North Shore, said Joyeux was one of dozens of surfers riding 6- to 10-foot waves yesterday. He said Joyeux had taken off on a wave at about 10 a.m. when the lip came over him and "hit him square on."
Bekend van de eerst Towkite
http://www.oxboweb.com/fr/1-oxboworld/news/popvideo.html?justTheModule=1&news_id=4527&num=0
R.I.P Malik!
stond ook 2 of wat dagen geleden op kiteforum... waren toen nog geruchten
maar helaas is het waar...
helaas heeft zich ook een fataal ongeluk plaatsgevonden in australie:
A man died as a result of a kiteboarding accident on Cape Woolamai on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia. Early information suggests that a wind gust may have lofted/dragged him into some rocks.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/items/200511/1516402.htm?victoria
http://www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12043
R.I.P
zonde
johndoe had een 5 sterren sessie in Kijkduin met maar liefst 16 - 21 knots op zijn Best Bularoo (2010)
-DAVE- had een 5 sterren sessie in Wijk aan Zee met maar liefst 16 - 23 knots op zijn SlingShot Fuel (2006)
Diep triest
